$2 million bond set for man accused in Miami Shores fatal crash
MIAMI SHORES - A $2 million bond has been set for a man facing several DUI charges in connection to a Sunday morning Miami Shores crash that killed a motorcyclist and severely injured his passenger.
Police said it happened at around 3 a.m. in the area of North Miami Avenue and NW 108th Street.
Authorities said Carlos Humberto Fabian, 41, was driving a Volkswagen Jetta when he veered off the roadway and into the southbound lanes, hitting several vehicles and a motorcycle being ridden by Bobby Jenkins and Lindsey Laquerre.
The arrest report indicates Fabian had been on a date with a woman and had been drinking for 11 hours, from approximately 3 p.m. until 2 a.m.
Jenkins was killed in the crash and Laquerre sustained serious injuries.
On Monday, a judge ordered house arrest for Fabian, with a GPS monitor and ordered him to surrender his passport. That is provided he posts bond.
During the court appearance, one of the state attorneys told Judge Mindy Glazer that Fabian has two wives, one in Guatemala and another one in Colombia.
Fabian did not respond to the allegations. Instead, one of his attorneys said his client apologized to the families of the victims for the accident.
As of Monday evening, Fabian was still being held at TGK.
Fabian had two private attorneys at bond court. The victim's family was also present in court.
